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Description: Emperor Charlemagne

Artist: Albrecht Dürer, 1511/1513

Location: Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nürnberg, Germany

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Beschreibung: Karl der Große mit den de:Reichskleinodien
Quelle: gemalt 1511/13
Maler: Albrecht Dürer
Andere Version: Image:Albrecht Dürer 047.jpg

Das Bild wird heute als Leihgabe der Stadt Nürnberg im Germanischen Nationalmuseum (Gm 167) aufbewahrt, ebenso wie das Pendant, welches Kaiser Sigismund von Luxemburg darstellt (Gm 167). Dürer malte diese als "Kaiserbilder" bekannten Idealportraits im Auftrag der Reichsstadt für die sog. Heiltumskammer.